Global tensions and domestic notices ripple through headlines
Soviet Chinese forces mass on Shan Li frontier while Lisbon protests intensify against religious orders. In the U S Pacific coast, Lawton ship arrives with smallpox cases as battleship Iowa replica targets planned at Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Mixed prospects across Oregon and nearby regions
Reports indicate Clackamas county faces fruit crop prospects and Southern Oregon expects a strong year. The Virtue mine near Baker City will reopen, while a new Los Angeles road buys lumber in Baker City. Eleven shingle mills at Everett Washington shut down amid regional rail and canal plan talks.
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Queen Marie Amelie Considers Nunhood After Royal Rift
Court circles report Queen Marie Amelie wife of Don Carlos of Portugal intends to become a nun amid a protracted clash with the king over religious orders. The couple’s quarrel and threats of departure reflect deep liberal clerical tensions in Portugal following Spain.
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New York Market Mixed Outcomes on Wheat and Commodities
Markets show little change in wheat with small shifts across centers. Exports remain heavy as foreigners buy ahead of anticipated import duties, while copper smelter fire in Montana causes substantial losses.
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England
British Lancers Ambushed. Lieut Macdonald Among Fatalities
London reports a Ninth Lancers party ambushed with Lieut Macdonald and three men killed and five wounded. Zeerust under Boer siege near Mafeking. Sun repeats renewal of peace talks between Kitchener and Botha via Mrs Botha as intermediary.
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Anarchists Ridicule Plot To Kill Rulers Reported
A Paterson and Hoboken anarchist circle ridicules a Buenos Aires dated story claiming a large conspiracy to assassinate the German emperor the exarch and the king of Italy. The speakers dismiss the alleged plot as fantasy and doubt its existence.
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Hoboken
Italy
Aguinaldo to Issue Appeal to Followers Tomorrow
Manila report says Aguinaldo will publish a manifesto urging followers to lay down arms and submit to American forces. Earlier dispatch notes a proclaimed peace initiative from Manila dated April 11, with General MacArthur promising to signal the arrival of the pasos manifente by releasing a thousand prisoners of war.
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International chess match opens between United States and Kingland
The New York match began at the Academy of Music with the Americans and British at Caledania London. By 2 oclock the score was even on all boards and no result had been reached.
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Kingland
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Academy of Music
Caledania
London
Cape Town Libel Sentences Hit Editors in March Libel Case
Cape Town on April 19 reports editor H M H Malan of Oosland sentenced to twelve months in jail for libeling General French. Other editors, including Dee Jong and Voaloo, receive six months for defamatory libel.
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H. MH. Malan
Oosland
Canary Islands Storm Kills Twelve. Cadia Navigation Halted
A severe hurricane battered the southwestern coast of Spain and the Canary Islands. Twelve people were killed and a block of buildings destroyed. Cadia navigation was suspended and several ships lost off the coast.
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Madrid
Spain
Cadia
Russian sugar case prompts U.S. countervailing duty decision
New York April 19 report states the board of classification of the United States General Approvera holds that the United States government is justified in imposing a countervailing duty on Russian sugar after reviewing the Russian sugar case.
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Board of Classification of the
United States
Pittsburg Defalcation Arrest Stuns Bank Area
A. C. Bebroek, bookkeeper for the First National Bank of Birmingham, was arrested in Pittsburg on an embezzlement charge. Authorities report a defalcation amounting to a large sum and Bebroek was released on bond pending further proceedings.
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A. C. Bebroek
First National Bank of Birmingham
Pitteburg
Imperial Decree Ends Expedition In Pekin
An imperial decree orders Chinese troops to withdraw from territory controlled by foreign powers and ends the Franco German punitive expedition in Pekin.
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Pekin
France
Murder Trial in Frigeo Ends in Jury Deliberation
In Frigeo San Francisco on April 19 the trial of Robert E. Glaze for the murder of William Trewella concluded and the case went to the jury. The defense argued self defense amid a hard fought proceedings.
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San Francisco
Robert E. Glaze
William Trewella
Wall Street Brokerage Firm Crashes in Morning Trade
Wall Street reports I L Crorkes & Co, bankers and brokers of New York, faced a sudden failure in morning trading. The statement from insiders suggests a single major collapse, with details still unfolding and no official confirmation yet.
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Allsign
New York
I. L. Crorkes & Co
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Defiant of the Strikers in Paterson Mills
In Paterson Frank and Doogan mills a confrontation erupts as Mary Jane McMahon defies strikers to continue working, drawing crowds and police protection while Mrs M J Elvin retreats home. The couple’s stance sparks tension with pickets around the factory and fears of further clashes.
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Standard Oil to Declare 20 Percent Dividend May 1
New York April 19 The Standard Oil Company plans a twenty percent dividend on its stock of one hundred million dollars and may raise capital stock to four hundred ten million dollars. The move would affect only the steel trust records.
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Standard Ol Company
Boom for Tom Johnson Gains Indiana Support
Indianapolis reports a bid for Cleveland Mayor Tom Johnson as a Democratic presidential contender. The Single Tax group plans a Thoresay meeting to back him, aiming to mobilize Indiana voters and influence state political leaders.
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The Duke Wins The Suit
The King’s Bench venue in London heard the aunt of Sane Wintenella pursuing a suit against the Duke of Manchester. The case revolved around a £10,000 loan secured by £600 in commissions. the lender claimed 2 percent yearly interest. Judgment favored the duke as the plaintiff failed to prove any actual willing lender or suitable security.
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de Fcow
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Row in Havana Disrupts Convention and Trip Plans
Governor General Wood's departure for Washington is postponed to tomorrow. He will be joined by Cuban hero Maxine Gomes. A row in the constitutional convention over a proposed commission to visit President McKinley disrupts the trip program and prompts changes to personnel of COPED land.
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G Goneral Wood
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Beon
Maxine Gomes
Presdent McKinter Aimout
Gorham Fatally Fights Rival Then Bombs Store
Jonn H. Gorham killed his rival Goore McCarthy over Mise Cobb in Milton. He then entered a copper works warehouse, set off a blast and caused a fatal explosion in the building.
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John H. Gorban
Union Copper
Copperpolin
Goore McCarthy
Mise Cobb
Gorham
Prominent Railroad Financier Vicor Cappell Dies in New York
Victor Cappell, a leading railroad financier and chairman of the board of Denver and Kin Grande, a director of Landward Oil, dies in New York. He was considered second only to J M Morgan as a railroad and corporate reorganizer.
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Vicor Cappell
Denver and
Kin Grande
Landward Oil Company
J. 7. Morgan
Trans port Grant Arrives with Manila War Units
The transport Grant arrived bringing marching companies of the twenty sixth twenty ninth and thirty second infantry and one hundred twenty sick map.
To Curb a Cold in One Day
A brief note presents Tate taxative Hromo Quleine Teblew as a remedy claiming rapid relief from a cold. The short item emphasizes a single day cure and lists the product name.
Minstrel Show For Pendleton Academy Next Tosslay
A Pendleton minstrel entertainment benefiting Pendleton academy draws a large audience. The show will feature a local company directed by J W Myers of Portland with training and program planning by McKensie of Mandaseleting. Tickets are on sale at Tallman’s at popular prices.
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